League Specifics: • The Batty League will be fielding six teams this year. Each team is scheduled to play the other teams...

League Specifics: • The Batty League will be fielding six teams this year. Each team is scheduled to play the other teams twice – so each team will play ten games, and the league will have a total of thirty games on its schedule. • The league allows ties to happen. • When the page is first accessed, it should display the league standings – a list of teams with wins, losses, and ties. Only completed games should be included in the standings. • The page should also provide a drop-down box which will allow the visitor to select the name of a team. When a team is selected, the page should display a list of the games on that team’s schedule – whether they have been played or are still pending. Project Specifics: • You will be defining a document type of Schedule. • Schedule should have one attribute: The season (year) to which it applies. • The Schedule will contain an indefinite number of Games (at least one). • Each Game should have a Status of either Pending or Played. (NOTE: This helps with the handling of rainouts – it assumes that all rainouts will be re-scheduled.) • Each Game should contain the elements: Home_Team, Away_Team, Date, Home_Team_Score, and Away_Team_Score. • Please define your own team names. You may make them serious or silly, but remember that this is a G-rated environment. NOTE: There is nothing wrong with using library functions from external materials, like your book and the source files for the book projects. 2. Create a DTD or Schema which defines a Schedule document. 3. Create an XML document containing information about the games on the schedule (thirty of them) 1. Create the documents which will present the information through a web interface. The calculations may be done using whatever technology you wish, including CSS, XSL transforms, Meunchian grouping, DOM, and Javascript. 2. Test your site. Heres my XML: